By admin , 12 November 2011

Our monthly borrel for the older members of our group. (ie. most bars don't allow those under 21)

This is the newer Belgian restaurant/pub that opened in downtown old Garden Grove. As always, please bring cash to make paying the bill easier.

Huge selection of Belgian beer, pomme fritte and other yummies.

Hope to see many of you there and to raise a glass to celebrate the long Thanksgiving weekend.

Knuffels van Julia en Maarten

By admin , 12 November 2011

Time for another Picnic Playdate! Nothing complicated: Just come play, chase and picnic with us from 10 till noonish. This is an open grass area. So any toys you would like to share with the other kids, are more than welcome! See you then! Leslie



By admin , 12 November 2011

Save the date for our third Annual Kerst Feest and Tree Decorating Party!

Please note this will be a Grown up's function. Please kindly find a babysitter for the night.

ATTIRE: Holiday Festive - but whatever you are comfortable in truly works.

We will be decorating Ria and Rick's Christmas tree. They have tons of ornaments - we will be the "labor elves".

By admin , 12 November 2011

Gooday Sacramento Dutchies,

First of all I want to thank Kenny and Wilma for hosting next months meeting. Thanks! As always this will be a potluck event. Please bring your favorite appetizer and drink. An evening of laughter and fun for all. So mark your calanders now and don't miss this event.

By admin , 12 November 2011

In this slide-accompanied lecture, food historian Peter G. Rose delves into the early history of the life of Saint Nicholas; explains the various changes in his veneration; and relates how he was brought to America by the Dutch in the 17th century, and again, transformed into Santa in the 19th century. The talk encompasses such subjects as literature, religion, the fine arts, and Dutch food ways to describe the extraordinary story of Saint Nicholas' generosity, which has had a lasting impact on American culture.